Boots Barn Dance: Queer Line Dance & Partner Dancing | 21.09

Boots is delighted to welcome award-winning choreographer KIRA KULL as a special guest teacher for this Barn Dance. Kira Kull (they/them) is one of the lead instructors at Stud Country in Los Angeles, and their choreography ‘Bad, Beautiful’ was a finalist in the beginner/improver category at Wrangler Weekend LA 2026. With a background in classical and experimental theatre, interfaith mysticism and gender-expansive history, Kira takes great delight in exploring various forms of creative expression that shed light on queer, intergenerational paths towards personal and collective healing and liberation. Off the dance floor, Kira is a PhD candidate in the Mythological Studies programme at Pacifica Graduate Institute, a published author (WUSSY, MSJ), an intersex consultant (Ponyboi) and a public speaker (LA Public Library/Lucas Museum, ASWM, LA LGBT Centre). @kkmiracle / www.kirakull.com Boots is a queer western dance event featuring line dancing and various country partner dance styles. Throwing out all heteronormative dance etiquette, we dance to feel good in our bodies and we welcome all forms of expression. It’s designed for all skill levels; beginners, you’re welcome here! Let’s come together as a community, learn some choreography, dance with fellow queers and watch those who want to show off! Lessons will be taught in English and the first lesson begins PROMPTLY at 8.00 pm. We’ll have several lessons throughout the evening as we build our skills together. There’ll be opportunities to show off between sessions, so send your requests on Instagram to @bootslinedancing. Bring your own style – there’s no dress code! Come in your cowboy boots, trainers, heels or any shoes you like, as long as they’re comfortable for dancing. This event is BYOB, but you can refill your water bottle on site. Everyone is welcome to this queer-centred event; all genders, sexualities and identities. The safety of our queer community is of the utmost importance, so please report any unsafe or queer-